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March 10 to June 30, 1999, is more than 20 days. In fact, it was 112 days.

That is how the open market works. It is how you get to know your true value.

This is how the world needs to negotiate. How else can you establish an effective market? Good for Pena in establishing Brown as a blowhard. At least Pena knows one thing for certain, at Syracuse, he isn't worth $2 million. Good for him. Now he knows.

A few short weeks ago, before Niko signed and Ben was dismissed at 2ish in the morning, a brilliant move, we had a roster made up of bailing wire and bubble gum wrappers. Today, we have enough players to play games. I could not be happier with the roster as it sits today. We still have 6 spaces...

Wrong. Clem got due process. The whole team and the academic staff received due process.

DTA is not the source of the match. Another donor is the source of the match. Just to be clear about it.

No. It doesn't. I'll leave it at that.

From an interview from Floyd Schmidgall. You couldn't possibly create a better character name than that! This is the beginning to a fantastic rabbit hole.

Class! Who can help this poor soul?

Six more spots to fill. Who will play the role of Hosea? I need names.

Every other human being in the United States has the right to determine their life as opposed to these college students who have to deal with the NCAA, an organization that does not represent their needs. I'll set up an LLC tomorrow to regulate your life tomorrow in the name of fairness to all...

Every other human being in American has lived under these "new rules" since at least the Civil War. You go about it in your daily life every time you hire, fire, apply for a job, quit, land a contract, etc. Students were slowly robbed by the NCAA since their inception. Maybe we should kill the...

Everyone has a right to negotiate a better deal for themselves. The problem is we are indoctrinated by stupid people to think that is somehow rude, crude and unworthy of us. Somehow, negotiation is only for the best human beings. Nothing could be further from the truth. We are all very capable...

They are so small, hardly furnished, paltry for the pantry, that you said your hellos and ate quickly because the next teacher in needed a seat. I think our lounge could seat 8 if a chair hadn't been borrowed.

Teachers have no support system. It is a very isolating experience. Students are great sometimes but are not like adult support. Just saying out loud what few will do.

From one perspective it is self-evident. I have been looking at other perspectives and it tells me a whole new dimension. Yet it is hard to disagree with you.

I didn't say anything about Heupel and his staff. If I was talking about them, I would have named them. I was speaking about rights in this thread and the impact of being an athlete. If you want me to step on the landmine, I refuse to do it.

If you only knew.

To be a college athlete in basketball is time demanding. It takes away from academic focus with demanding training schedules, competitions, travel which may iimpact missed classes and even impact demanding academic interests. No way they can pursue internships. There is evidence that it impacts...

We have enough players now to have a rotation and to get in foul trouble (it will never happen).